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/komenˈtaɾjo/
Translation
comment, remark
Word origin
From Latin commentarium ('notebook, memorandum'), from commentari ('to think over, to discuss').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- commentarium
- English cognates
- commentary, comment
Grammar
Examples
acertado.
His comment seemed very apt to me.
ningún .
I do not want to make any comment on that subject.
¿ ?
Can you leave a comment under the video?
.
The teacher added a remark in the margin of the exam.
.
That remark was out of place.
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